SDSU NewsCenter

A national report suggests colleges and universities emulate SDSUs preparation for teaching in virtual space.

SDSU Well-being and Health Promotion is offering additional resources to support students and help them reach their goals.

Lessons learned from analyzing tweets in 2017 show misinformation that can be corrected in real time now.

Long before the COVID-19 pandemic necessitated it, SDSUs College of Education was on the forefront of preparing future teachers for the online realm.

At the height of COVID-19 concerns, SDSU Connects was launched to proactively reach out to students and offer support. Those connections continue this fall.

Researchers on the NIH-funded project aim to test 42,000 people in underserved communities and head off outbreaks.

Now more than ever, its important to get flu shots given the COVID-19 pandemic.

Up to 13 million people may have latent TB in the U.S, which could be activated by COVID-19. It worries an SDSU researcher and TB expert.

As part of its ongoing COVID-19 mitigation strategy, SDSU is introducing a model to test all students living on campus on an ongoing basis.

The California State University system previously announced that each of its 23 campuses would continue with coursework primarily delivered virtually in spring 2021.